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Originally posted by Bigwhammy
reply to post by undo
I am weeeh... I was confuse myself. It just a lot simpler than we were making it.
Behind it all is some serious math on the part of the myans and modern astronomers that we don't see. They both have calculated the movement of the planets and stars accurately. ->||BLack Box||-> we don't have to know how it works.
2012-doomsday we all die ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
not really but time is a completely man made system of counting how many times we go around the sun, the units are completely arbitrary.
Originally posted by cormac mac airt
The Oort Cloud is 50,000 AU from our sun. Based on an approximate average of the orbital velocities of the planets in our solar system, 60,000 mph, it would take over 10,000 years to reach our sun. That's one way. What would be bringing it back? Also, if traveling nearly light speed, at 1800 years one way it would be 900 times further out than the diameter of our solar system. Again, what would bring it back? The math doesn't add up.
Recently, researchers discovered what might be a brown dwarf wandering alone through space just 13 light-years from Earth -- practically in our backyard. And there might be many more, some even closer, researchers say. But they would be cooler, fainter and even tougher to spot with existing telescopes.
www.space.com...
Originally posted by goosdawg
We'll be passing through the galactic plane in the same year the Mayan calender ends/resets - which just so happens to coincide with the Gregorian calender date of December 21, 2012 - the astronomical winter solstice.
From the book: _Guide to the Galaxy_, 1994; Henbest and Couper; Cambridge University Press.
The Sun is moving towards Lambda Herculis at 20 kilometers per second or 12 miles per second. Or in units "per hour": 72,000 kilometers per hour or 45,000 miles per hour. This speed is in a frame of rest if the other stars were all standing still.
The three-dimensional picture of the Sun's movement through the Galaxy is a little more complicated.
The Sun is moving upwards, out of the plane of the Milky Way, at a speed of 7 kilometers per second. Currently the Sun lies 50 light-years above the mid-plane of the galaxy, and its motion is steadily carrying it further away.
But the gravitational pull of the stars in the Galactic (Milky Way) plane is slowing down the Sun's escape. The astronomer Frank Bash estimates that in 14 million years the sun will reach its maximum height above the Galactic disk. From that 250 light-year position, it will be pulled back towards the plane of the Galaxy. Passing through, it will travel to a point 250 light-years below the disk, then oscillate upwards again to reach its present position 66 million years from now. We crossed the plane 2 million years ago. We are currently in the thick of the galactic disk and our view of distant regions is largely blocked by dust but 10-20 million years from now, our motion will allow a full view of our starry galaxy.
Originally posted by lostinspace
I pulled up Redshift on my computer and plugged in the date December 21, 2012. The positions of all the planets in the solar system is nothing special. They are not aligned. The alignment per the Maya must be external to the solar system. Something about the alignment with Sol and the center of the Milkyway galaxy I presume.
Originally posted by Bigwhammy
reply to post by undo
I was being a little silly sorry.
David Flynn does a 2012 lecture. He correlates so much information it's a little intimidating. I watched but honestly I can't say much about it other than. David is really intense. It's like info overload.
Originally posted by zorgon
What is the light source casting that shadow?
Sitchin has recently put forth his own date for the next passage of Nibiru in the year 2085, but the date most talked about is 2012 which marks the end of the Maya calendar.
Nibiru (the planet associated with Marduk in Babylonian cosmology) is a central element of Sitchin's theory. He claims it was a tenth planet (twelfth to those who included the Sun and Moon) which followed a long, elliptical orbit, reaching the inner solar system every 3600 years.
Dec. 21st of 2012 is merely the time when Earth, Sun,
and Galactic Center align so that the Sun appears from
Earth to rise through GC.
Originally posted by StoneGarden
reply to post by Bigwhammy
ever heard of jack vanimpe he tawks of thing that were talked about over the past today and what is in the news for the future kinda what do you thinK
A NASA 1992 news relase said in part, “Unexplained deviations in the orbit of Uranus and Neptune point to a larger outer solar system body of 4 to 8 Earth masses, on a highly tilted orbit, beyond seven billion miles from the sun.” Since then, NASA has been silent. A Planet X fly-by could be much worse than an asteroid collision- depending upon size of the object.
A big telescope, as high as a seven-story building, with a main mirror measuring 32 1/2 feet across was built at the Amundsen-Scott Station in the Antarctica- looming over a barren plain of ice that gets colder than anywhere else on the planet. It was officially operational in December of 2007. This sophisticated Infrared observatory is perfectly positioned to search out a Planet X- if it exists, that we might somehow save our planet.
Source | THE 5 DISCOVERIES
The discovery of May 30th 2006 reveals that the apparent placement of Earth at the nexus of these two galaxies has far greater significance than any had yet imagined--
Earth and her Sun star system is not aligned with the near 90 degree off-angle galaxy in the sky (now) before us "because the Milky Way is simply not our parent galaxy."
We have just established that we are still angled with the smaller parent galaxy but appear to have now gravitationally broken free the last time circling down through the disc, and are now moving independently -- back up-- and being gravitationally pulled into position as in a parallel parking fashion -- to the center of gravity of the Milky Way whirlpool arms and disc. It now appears to be only a matter of time before we're fully pulled into the angle of our new home, the Milky Way as we approach the center of the Milky Way disc in the year 2012.
With the aid of infrared telescopes, and super computers, scientists were recently able to distinguish the Sagittarius Dwarf presence, position, and looping shape out from the mass of background stars and create a new star map putting our solar system right into the intersecting stream of the two galaxies.